Gadget Hound - Lost gadgets

Missing the keys, phone or glasses somewhere in the house is really embarrassing, especially when it comes to urgency. So why do not we keep the widgets in check with an electronic device? This is the idea behind a set of gadgets called Gadget Hound, which is also said to be useful for forgetful people and the elderly.

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Gadget Hound is likened to an "electronic hunter". The system consists of a hand transmitter and small wireless speakers, ranging in size from 2-6 units (for each button on the handheld transmitter). To use, users simply attach a speaker to objects they are easy to lose, such as mobile phones, glasses, wallets, keys, remote control ... When the user press the corresponding button, The loudspeaker on the object will emit a loud beep to guide the owner to the item.

Gadget Hound can detect objects within 280m ² and penetrate walls, mattresses or floors. This allows users to quickly find objects without having to go round. In addition, the volume of Gadget Hound is large enough for users to hear the sound. Unlike smartphone-based tracking systems, Gadget Hound can work independently, so it's convenient for people who are less tech savvy or do not use smartphones. Expected to be available in the market later this year, priced at $ 79 (type 2 speakers), $ 99 (4 speakers) and $ 129 (6 speakers).

References: Gizmag